RELATION OF CAPSAICIN—SENSITIVE NEURoNES To THE EFFECT、OF ELECTRO—ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA
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RELATION OF CAPSAICIN—SENSITIVE NEURoNES To THE EFFECT、OF ELECTRO—ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA
Acupuncture ResearchIssue 3, Pages: 213-216(1990)
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中国中医研究院针灸研究所
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Published:1990
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Lu Zhuoshan, Cao Weihong, Dong Xiaotong Deng Ying, et al. RELATION OF CAPSAICIN—SENSITIVE NEURoNES To THE EFFECT、OF ELECTRO—ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA[J]. Acupuncture research, 1990, (3): 213-216.
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Lu Zhuoshan, Cao Weihong, Dong Xiaotong Deng Ying, et al. RELATION OF CAPSAICIN—SENSITIVE NEURoNES To THE EFFECT、OF ELECTRO—ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA[J]. Acupuncture research, 1990, (3): 213-216.DOI:
RELATION OF CAPSAICIN—SENSITIVE NEURoNES To THE EFFECT、OF ELECTRO—ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA
主要有两种看法:(1)认为Ⅱ类纤维与针刺镇痛有关;(2)认为Ⅳ类纤维(C-纤维)In this experiment
the rats treated with capsaicin (50mg/kg) s. c. on day 2 of liqc were used 12 weeks after injcction. The levels of substancc P(SP) in sciatic nerves and dorsal spinal cords were measured with radioimmunoassay to evaluate the extent of C-affercnt fibers damaged by capsaicin. The results as follows: (1) the levels of SP in the sciatlc nerve and the dorsal spinal cord are decreased by 69% and by 62% respectively
indicating the degeneration of the primary C-afferent fibers is very massive; (2) the average of basal tailflick latency (immersing in 50°C water) is prolonged 105% as compared with the control; (3) after electro-acupuncture
the average of tail-flick latency of the capsaicin treated rats is increased by 81%
while that of the vehicle treated rats increased by 54%. These data suggest that C-afferent fibers substantially mediate the transmission of noxious thermal stimuli
but is unncccssary for the transmission of acupuncture messagc to induce analgesia.